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    Common Childhood Concerns in Indian Children Some illnesses are more common in some countries due to differences in climatic conditions‚ environment‚ and other factors. These are some of the common childhood concerns of children in India. Gastroentitis Gastroentitis is an infection of the digestive system and it is one of the most common childhood illnesses. Symptoms of gastroentitis include diarrheoa‚ nausea and vomiting‚ tummy cramps‚ and fever. Your child may have some or all of the symptoms

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    THEMES IN INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH Introduction: The end of World War II led to the end of colonialism‚ which in turn saw the emergence of independent nations‚ trying to gain a foothold in the world. India was one of those nations. Before Independence‚ Indian Writing in English had no direct relation to the events which led to Independence. Hence‚ it was neglected by most critics. However‚ post-independence‚ this situation changed. The concern of the new poets became their relationship to and

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    own to eat."If I live here‚ like you‚ that is different. Things will be easy for you. But they will be hard for us." Antonia has to be like her mother to endure‚ but like Ambrose to be happy‚ so things aren’t hard for them. Antonia looked eagerly about the house and admired everything. "Maybe I’ll be the kind of girl you like better‚ now I come to town‚" she suggested hopefully. Antonia wants the simple joy of having a close friend again. I think where happiness is concerned Jim and Antonia are one

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    the 19th century‚ the Indian way of life had begun to be disturbed through advancements into the West in many ways‚ the most important of which was the construction of the transcontinental railroad. Railroads pierced through the heart of the continent while slashing through Indian lands dividing the once open ranges of the Great Plains and splicing the economies of the East and West. The Indians had faced many battles and suffered great losses‚ but the fate of the Plains Indians was to be determined

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    somebody though‚ it’s easy to learn to love them too. Throughout this semester we have gone through many units. In each of these units there are many common themes‚ one of these themes is hatred. It shows up time and time again. This hatred often leads to unnecessary deaths

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    1. The accounts of the partnership of Erwin‚ Ralph and Mon at the end of its fiscal year on September 30‚ 2013‚ are as follows: Cash P15‚000 Loan from Mon P10‚000 Other Assets 130‚000 Erwin‚ Capital (30%) 45‚000 Loan to Ralph 5‚000 Ralph Capital (50%) 30‚000 Liabilities 50‚000 Mon‚ Capital (20%) 15‚000 If Mon received P9‚000 on the first distribution of cash‚ the cash realized from the initial sale of asset was 65‚000 2. JM and PK‚ having capital balances of P245‚000 and P131

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    Though there are many lessons and themes within The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie‚ the most significant is Junior’s refusal to abide by society’s standards and live within the narrow passage society provided him with. He was born into poverty. Not only that‚ but he was Indian. These two aspects handed to him at birth set him up to poor‚ drunk‚ and unsuccessful. By the time he was a teenager‚ Junior was aware of these boundaries in which everyone else on his reservation

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    Int * Tell me about yourself. My name is Eunice Gulane. I am target achiever and like to take new challenges in life. I wanted to work in place where the company will recognize the talent of their people and appreciate them as well. My most recent experience was in the gadget industry‚ where I was a Finance Accountant at the Turbo Power Incorporated. * Why should I hire you? You should hire me because I am a team player. I am adaptable and have a good personality as well. I am much dedicated

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    Republic‚ 1985. Discussing both point of views of the argument‚ Koch explains to his readers the pros and cons towards capital punishment‚ and explicitly showing why capital punishment serves purpose. Koch uses an academic‚ and a highly skilled route of persuading his audience through ethos‚ logos‚ and pathos to accept the justification that capital punishment should be supported. Through his occupation‚ experience‚ and high concern for reducing crime‚ Koch displays much ethos in his article. His

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    at the time were small farmers‚ and they all had the same fear of Britain invading the colonies. Patrick Henry’s “Speech to the Virginia Convention” utilizes logos to persuade his fellow colonists to fight the British. If the colonists had voted against Henry’s proposition they would’ve been caught ill-prepared by the English. Henry used logos to convince the revolutionaries who still fooled themselves that peace could still be made with Britain. “Deceive ourselves no longer‚ Sir‚ we have done everything

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